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News 12 speaks with safety advocate about how to help children navigate online spaces

The topic of online safety has been on the minds of many parents in New Jersey.

News 12 Staff

May 11, 2023, 2:54 AM

Updated 567 days ago

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The topic of online safety has been on the minds of many parents in New Jersey after two Montclair State University students were accused of child pornography crimes and some dangerous social media challenges have been in the news.
News 12 New Jersey spoke with Titania Jordan, an online safety advocate who created an app to give parents better information when it comes to children and their presence on the internet.
Jordan’s app is called Bark. There is also a Facebook group called “Parenting in a Tech World.